Nepal: Maoists’ bid for reunification: Factors and challenges

Akanshya Shah

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Abstract: The paper says that although the Maoist leaders sense that there is little option to unification of the two Maoist parties, there are major challenges ahead, mainly for Dahal who will have to leave the line of peace and reconciliation in order to unify with the Baidya led party since the latter has indicated that such a unification will not be possible if Dahal fails to embrace the line of urban revolt advocated by CPN-Maoist.

Keywords: Indication; reunification; working alliance; merger; district; chairmanship; ideological; legitimate; dissatisfaction; clash. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-01
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